be wide open to (something)

To be a likely target of anger, criticism, or judgment. You will be wide open to discipline if you keep coming into work late. Because I'm an artist and all of my siblings are doctors, I'm always wide open to criticism at family functions. Oof, call center workers are wide open to customers' ire.

See also: open, to, wide

See also:

cloud (one's) judgment
let (something) cloud (one's) judgment
sit in judgment on
sit in judgment on (one)
weak moment
moment of weakness
a weak moment
in a moment of weakness
in a weak moment
weak moment, in a

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